We can start living our lives to the fullest when we learn to love ourselves flaws and all. But it’s easier said than done.
People are partly to blame for their insecurities because they think they need to look like the models on the magazine covers. This is because the media and celebrities use airbrushed and edited photos and promote particular looks as social norms.
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